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Authors: Dr.D.Jones Sudha Abstract: In this paper, a comprehensive exploration of the representation of trauma and memory in 21st-century English fiction will be discussed, particularly in terms of how contemporary English writers have developed new forms of narrative strategies to … Read More »

Authors: Petronella Kamayamba, Dr. Sumathi K. Sripathi Abstract: The major concern of this study was that, despite Kafue District being economical, having Free Primary Education and a re-entry policy, some school going age children are still locked out of school … Read More »

Authors: Mubanga Mwansa, Dr. Sumathri Sripathi Abstract: Civic education is a crucial component of democratic societies, equipping young citizens with knowledge, skills, and values necessary for meaningful participation in governance. This study investigates the impact of civic education in high … Read More »

Authors: Elina Mwanza, Dr. Sumathri Sripathi Abstract: This study investigated the relationship between civic knowledge and political participation among young adults in Zambia, with a focus on selected urban and peri-urban areas in Lusaka and Copperbelt provinces. The study was … Read More »

Authors: Sowmya B, Manjula G K Abstract: Sericulture has long been projected as a women-friendly, labour-intensive rural industry in India, with women performing nearly 60 per cent of the work across the silk value chain. In Karnataka, sericulture and silk … Read More »

Authors: Akshita Jain Abstract: Financial literacy is a very important concept in today's times. Financial literacy means that any individual should be able to take smart decisions about where to invest his money and how to invest it so that … Read More »

Authors: Uma Shankar, Dr. Rakesh Kumar Jaiswal Abstract: Following the fall of the Janata Party administration in 1980, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) became a significant political force in India. Its origins can be discovered in the Bharatiya Jana Sangh, … Read More »

Authors: Dr Praveen Kumar Abstract: (World Health Organization).Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that forms from the decay of uranium present in rocks, soil, and water. It is colorless, odorless, and tasteless, making it impossible to detect without specialized … Read More »

Authors: Prof.(Dr.) Mamta Sagar Abstract: Ecofeminism offers a critical sociological framework for understanding the inter-relationship between women, nature, and power structures within patriarchal and capitalist societies. Rooted in feminist theory and environmental sociology, ecofeminism argues that the domination of women … Read More »

Authors: Shilpa Sannaveerappanavar, Dr Suporna Mitra Abstract: Kiran Nagarkar is a significant post-colonial Indian author recognised for his ability to mirror the social and cultural nuances of Indian society through diverse and innovative narratives. By applying Raymond Williams’s concepts of … Read More »